Use the Samsung Weather and Clock widget. It has weather, time, and location, and can be resized to fit your needs.
Long press on the widget once it is on your home screen. Then turn the background OFF. You now how a widget as you have described!
As for battery, Galaxy phones have an adaptive battery feature that uses machine learning to optimize battery consumption based on your usage.
After a major software update, this feature resets and needs to relearn your usage patterns. You may notice diminished battery life for a week or so while this process takes place.
Also, have you performed these steps for routine maintenence?
โ Follow Samsungโs Best Practices Guide
In particular, clearing device cache is an important practice in order to clean up junk files and keep things running smooth.
See the guide here: https://us.community.samsung.com/t5/Tips-Tricks/Best-Practices-After-an-Update/ba-p/3200871?src=Shar...
โ Use Samsungโs Good Guardians
Download Good Guardians and run its various modules. These modules optimize performance and can identify unusual behavior.
Download Good Guardians here: https://apps.samsung.com/appquery/appDetail.as?appId=com.android.samsung.utilityapp
Hope this helps!
Long press on the widget once it is on your home screen. Then turn the background OFF. You now how a widget as you have described!
As for battery, Galaxy phones have an adaptive battery feature that uses machine learning to optimize battery consumption based on your usage.
After a major software update, this feature resets and needs to relearn your usage patterns. You may notice diminished battery life for a week or so while this process takes place.
Also, have you performed these steps for routine maintenence?
โ Follow Samsungโs Best Practices Guide
In particular, clearing device cache is an important practice in order to clean up junk files and keep things running smooth.
See the guide here: https://us.community.samsung.com/t5/Tips-Tricks/Best-Practices-After-an-Update/ba-p/3200871?src=Shar...
โ Use Samsungโs Good Guardians
Download Good Guardians and run its various modules. These modules optimize performance and can identify unusual behavior.
Download Good Guardians here: https://apps.samsung.com/appquery/appDetail.as?appId=com.android.samsung.utilityapp
Hope this helps!
Can I ask why you feel the need to have your entire address in your weather widget?
Do you sometimes forget where you live?
Personally I wouldn't want that much information on my screen for security reasons. Prying eyes do not need to see where I live.
The Samsung weather widget is really nice.
Do you sometimes forget where you live?
Personally I wouldn't want that much information on my screen for security reasons. Prying eyes do not need to see where I live.
The Samsung weather widget is really nice.
While this has a few ads in it, it is not very obtrusive. I use the "Today Weather" app form the Google Play Store. The widgets have many variations (it has 30 widgets), are very adjustable in sizes and even comes with the clock on one side, the weather info on the other within the widget. One can set the sizes, the font sizes, icons, font and icon colors, background color, etc. Tapping the weather section opens up the detail and it has its own radar that does not go to a website to view live radar. Tapping any of the info, hourly, daily etc stays within the app and does not open a browser website. Touching the clock opens up the alarm, world clock, etc functions. I have mine of transparent to match my black wallpaper.
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